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"Performance Evaluation of Coil Heat Exchanger as Waste Heat Recovery Equipment", Renewable Energy, WREC, 1998

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Taha Alkhamis at Mutah University
Taha Alkhamis
M.A. Alhusein
M.A. Alhusein
M.A. Alhusein
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... The utilization of new energy sources that have economic potential as well as being environmentally friendly have been discussed in several publications [1] [2] [3]. Renewable energy is an important energy resource, which can contribute to the overall energy requirements of the world [4] [5] [6] [7]. ...
Biogas Production from Sheep Manure by a Simulated Underground Burial System Heated with Cascade-Controlled Solar Water Heated System, as an Indicator of Biomass Potential Contribution to Power Mix in Jordan
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